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Rebuilding resilience along the Wolastoq
How targeted investments in nature restoration are building climate resilience in the Wolastoq watershed in New Brunswick
The moment appears ripe for sustainable aviation fuels, but the market’s still hedging
If SAF can decarbonize the aviation industry, why are the proponents staying quiet in the midst of a fossil fuel crisis?
Battery swapping is reigniting Kenya’s love of electric motorcycles
Despite the appeal, electric bikes have struggled to find traction. Battery swapping is changing that.
Canada’s district energy revolution
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Green Municipal Fund is de-risking Canada’s energy transition through community power generation and reliable returns
Steven Guilbeault is still fighting
As this year’s recipient of the Corporate Knights Award of Distinction, the pugnacious former environment minister talks to us about where he’s been and where he’s going
Editor’s note: Walking to the end of the world
In the race to create a sustainable way of life on Earth, everything is changing, including how we travel
Quebec renewables powerhouse Innergex is taking the long view
The number-one firm on this year’s Best 50 list has earned the trust of long-term investors and set its sights on global expansion
There’s a new apex predator in Atlantic Canada
Canada’s Maritime region must adapt quickly as it plays host to a growing seasonal population of white sharks
Amid trade upheaval, Canada’s most sustainable firms are building a more resilient economy
As the country navigates a period of rapid change, Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens are cutting a path to durable prosperity
Canada’s top international corporate citizens of 2026
The ten most sustainable global firms with more than $1 billion in revenue and subsidiaries in Canada
Deadly bacteria are spreading in warming oceans
Vibrio bacteria are invasive pathogens that have been recorded in areas that used to be too cold for their taste, including the northeastern coast of the United States
Why Canada needs to declare a critical supply emergency now
OPINION | Oil executives and experts say the price of oil could skyrocket again soon. Canada needs to act to shield residents from supply shocks.